Hoover promotes private ship business and shifts merchant fleet policy
President Coolidge opposes, Secretary Hoover releases statistics and outlines plan to transfer government vessels to the Emergency Fleet Corporation, form an advisory board, and encourage private operation. He argues government shipping should wind down and subsidization end, with continued operation on key routes only as needed.
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Washington
United States
Coolidge
Hoover
Rep. Wh
Maine
Chamber of Comme
Emergency Fleet Corporation
Fleet Corporation
Treasur
War
Comemerce
Shipping Board
Dmersenes Fleet Corporation
Crezie Gernes
Merch Marine
Merchand Marisze
Fate
Hoover Gee Ed
Bureaucra
Hoovers
Body Recovered After River Fall Near Vermilion
A man who hunted near Furnace Corners, Holland area, fell from a cliff above the river and was recovered. His two sons, William and Gerick, were with him and aided in the search overnight. The article notes a large German population in the area with many women among textile workers and discusses local demographics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holland
Mera
Vwa
Vermilion
Maond Pachet
William
Gerick
Trac
Police Order Bans Officers From Outside Work
Police Chief E J Stankard and Safety Director James Hewitt sign a Friday the Thirteenth order restricting officers from outside work without written permission. The directive does not apply to off duty staff assigned to bars or dance halls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Stankard
James Hewitt
Stankard Sai
Former Columbus liquor enforcement case arraigned on charges
A Columbus man involved in a dry enforcement case was arraigned in the district court on charges related to illegal sales. He and others deny conspiring in the matter as bonds are set at a fixed amount.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbu
Rot
Sotu Ousha Leo Broo Boi
Columbus
Con
Columby
Heral Thirsty For Geo Bture Saturday Vigil
Saturday evening at seven o clock George Melniore will be buried at the cemetery following services conducted by Rev. CL man. Burial will follow at the cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Melniore
Ve Hs
Members of the A… Meet at 3:30 PM for Club Affaire
Members of the group are to meet 3:30 p.m. at the M. C. G. for a social club gathering. Geo. Richwine is reported to have sent the notice regarding the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo
Richwine
Tr i fADER TRUCK HEE Hart Peta late lington
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a vehicle or truck related item and costs. No clear names, places, or events are readable. Summary reflects readable fragments and preserves neutral wording.
Behind the Weekend Mix-Up With Canines and Divorces
A messy weekend note reports two dogs uncollected by police and tied to local owners Charles Cahoon and Wellace, followed by a string of brief items. Costa Morner seeks America divorce. extra legislative session reportedly unlikely. Chritha Cristoff held on suspicion. appeals in embezzlement case fail. milk price rises by two cents per quart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Cahoon
Wellace
Leo McLaughli
James
Elyrian Burt Fatally Struck by Autos at Lorain
A man identified as Elyrian Burt was struck by two autos on a Sunday at Lorain near 22nd Street. He suffered head and facial injuries and was rushed to hospital by passersby. Police report unavailable on the case at this time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ul Ybian
Elyrian Burt
Eit
Auts
Lorain
Che
Unclear text fragment on gun handling and risk
Fragmentary report discusses inexperience with handling guns and incidents. Mentions coroner and season beginnings, noting experienced individuals rarely get hurt and referencing a game or event in progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ras
Parry
Tricky Frysey Roads Bump Cars in Weekend Incidents
Police report two traffic incidents. Alfred Bauer of 315 22 Beuer struck a pedestrian on Broad Street after turning into East Ave. A second collision on the Broad Street Bridge involved R L Coleman of 95 East Broad Street and Reuben Walkden of Columbia as Coleman attempted a turn.
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Marseilles
Broad Street
Alfred Bauer
Beuer
East Ave
Bauer
R. L. Coleman
East Broad Street
Reuben Waikdern
Columbia
Imperial Tors Co
Coleman
Walkden
First Federal Food Case Reaches Decision on Cherries
Cleveland Nov. 4 Judge Westenhaver destroys 43 cases of canned cherries shipped by the Freedonia Presing Co to Summitt Wholesale Grocery Co Akron finding adulteration under the food and drugs act. Government won a landmark ruling in this district with Assistant DA C Van Buren handling the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Nhaven
D. C. West
United State
Freedonia Presing Co
New York
Summitt Wholesale Grocery Co
Akron
Ohio
Food and Drugs Act of Congress
Westenhaver
Buffalo
John A
Fed
Attornes
C. van Buren
Divorce Granted and Alimony Ordered in Alamony Case
A divorce case involving Edgar Gossman of Lorain is heard by Judge Baon. The court granted the divorce and ordered alimony payments of 350 dollars per month to the wife Helen. Additional alimony of 409 dollars per month was set for another party, pending trial.
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Laura
Gos
Edgar Gossman
Lorain
Diedrich
Helen
Guard Turks Centerville Jail To Prevent Lynch Threats
An extra guard was posted around the Centerville jail to deter reports of a mob seeking to lynch Joshua Tiller a 25 year old black man charged with criminal assault on a four year old white girl Feleing among farmers in the area is high and rumors of an attempt to take Tiller from the jail spread.
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Centerville
Joshua Tiller
Feleing
Tiler
Johnson
New York
Henry Intendent
Long Island Baptist Orphanage
Brooklin
Bailey
Sing Sing
Prowlers Reported Weekend Sightings on Broad and West River
Two prowlers were reported over the weekend. One was seen around Sudro's Undertaking Rooms on Broad Street. A second was spotted near West River Street. police responded but found no one.
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Sudro
Broad St
West River Street
Palee
Nation and party unite to oppose Locarno Pacts
The party's 2 convention adopted a resolution calling the Locarno Secnr a grave menace to Germanys freedom. It pledged to oppose the concessions and the charges against Germany linked to the war, signaling renewed demands for revocation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Locarno Secnr
Germany
Drunken couple and others fined in Amherst court
A drunken man and wife were fined along with three men after a morning court session in Amherst. Charges included intoxication and disorderly conduct, with witnesses recounting fights, missing teeth, and property damage as the defendants faced penalties and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loo
Joz Varo
Amherst
Mike Pagan
Lou Polcher
Pagan
Polci
Sears
Harry Gnings Pasar
Sea Gull drifted to shoal as 23 fishermen peril
News reports describe the steam trawler Sea Gull disabled and drifting toward Nantucket shoal with 23 sailors aboard. Rescue attempts by the Mavrah, Petrel, and Seine are recorded. the situation remains critical as weather worsens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A . Boyton
Nantucket
Petrel
Seine
Driver Fined After Cleveland Man Arrested on DUI Charge
Lorain reports Leon Row jdaas of Cleveland was arrested for intoxication and fined 350 dollars plus costs. He served 15 days in the city jail under sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pronken
Lorain
Leon Rowjdaas
Cleveland
Cir
Merger Talks Between United Artists and Metro Goldwyn Mayer
Los Angeles reports details of a massive merger between United Artists and Metro Goldwyn Mayer as officials discuss film exchange control and theater chain ownership. Negotiations focus on exchanges and distribution while production facilities and theatres may later join the merged entity.
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Los Angeles
United Artists
Metro-Goldwyn Fab
Lasky-Zukor
Iheatres
Katz
United Asa S
Metro-Coldwyn-Mayer
Moc
Pleasure craft recovered with hidden liquor stock in Vermilion
Vermilion on November 16 Avner men from Lanipe Construction turned over the pleasure craft Zar mo that had run ashore two weeks earlier for repairs. They found a quantity of liquor secreted in a deck compartment along with beer and wine previously noted by federal and local agents who watched the craft all day Sunday to prevent more liquor from leaving.
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Vermilion
Avner
Lanipe Construction Company
Zarmo
Federall
Bride shoots self after secret honeymoon incident
Mrs Marie Prisco wife of Fordham University graduate George Prisco was found in the St George hotel Brooklyn with a bullet wound claiming the shooting was accidental. The couple had been honeymooning and returned to their room after a theater outing. Police kept details secret and Prisco reported hearing a shot near their bathroom door.
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New York
Marie Prisco
George Prisco
Fordhem Univ
Rafaele Prisco
Brooklin
St. George Hotel
Brooklyn
Prisco
Hele San
Purse theft report near Interurban station accountant incident
Mrs. Frank Squire reported a purse theft after waiting for a streetcar at the Interurban station. She said a yellowback bill ten dollars and two house keys plus a crucifix and several letters were taken when she boarded the car and realized the loss later. She provided details to police.
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Frank Squire
West Ave
Oberlin Road
Hunt for sunken submarine by German divers
German deep sea divers equipped with new diving apparatus seek the British submarine M-1 sunk in the British Channel off Star Point last week. Divers aim to locate the sunken vessel despite dangerous conditions.
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Hunt
London
Star Point
Kitty Lynch dies at Memorial Hospital aged 70
Kitty Lynch native of Amherst and wife of Frank Lynch of Lorain died at Memorial Hospital at 2 PM Monday at age 70. Survived by four children N A Nesbitt of Lorain O S Babcock of Portland Ira Lyrehofrat and C A Beamer. Funeral Thursday at West 12th Street and Allwood Cemetery burial pending time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kitty Lynch
Frank Lynch
Lorain
Memorial Hospital
Marsial
Lynch
Apt
Lorais
Ber Ife
C. A. Beamer
West Taelten Street
N. A. Nesbitt
O. S. Babcock
Portland
Ore
Ira Lyrehof Rat
West 12Th Street
Allwood Cemetery
Coal mine sale in Lewisburg sets price at $600000
Lewisburg West Virginia November 15 sale of the Green Smoke Cost Company to Crichton interests of Johnsontown Pennsylvania was completed here today. The consideration was $600000. Crichton company owns other mines at Crichton West Virginia.
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Lewisburg
Civil War near Pekin paused after diplomacy
London reports a temporary pause in fighting near Pekio as General Feng and Marshal Chang Tso L reach an accord with the foreign office. Dispatches indicate a ceasefire for the present.
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CIVO
London
Pekio
Foreign Office
Feng
Chang Tso L Heve
Mrs Caruso Divorced Paris Remark Highlights Court Ruling
Paris reports Captain Ernest Sam comments on divorce while Minnesota Supreme Court upholds workers compensation verdict. The court affirms an award for injuries sustained by a worker during employment, linking car accidents to compensable claims.
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Caruso
Paris
Orce
Ernest Sam
Benjamin Caruso
Minnesota Supreme Court
Market figures and produce prices in Ohio region report
Markets in Cleveland show varied prices for butter eggs and packing. Northern Ohio and Ohio Firsts indices cited with high grade animal oils and poultry items. Potatoes cabbage and onions priced with per bushel or ton figures. Tomatoes and hothouse produce listed with per basket or per 10 pound unit.
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Cleveland
Ohio
York State
Livestock Market Prices at Cleveland Live Stock Exchange
Receipts: cattle 1000, calves 600, hogs 6000, sheep and lambs 4500. Cattle ranges include good to choice steers 11.00 12.50, heifers 5.00 9.59, cows 2.00 6.00. calves 12.00 15.50. Hogs higher 10 to 15 with Yorkers 12.25 and heavies 22.10. sheep and lambs slow with lambs 13.50 15.00 and ewes 7.50 8.50 in varied lots. Market conditions show overall uptick for hogs and mixed changes across cattle and sheep sectors.
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Cleveland
Wrinkies Gone With Onamor Beauty Preparation
An advertisement touts Onamor a Spanish skin treatment that promises to erase wrinkles crow’s feet and frown lines within 20 minutes. It claims to reduce shine smooth and brighten skin with daily use and offers a money back guarantee through C W Phillips in this city.
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C. W. Phillips
Local Social Roundup Highlights Visits and Travel
Mr and Mrs John Alley and daughter of Sandusky spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Fred Burgess East Bridge Street. Mrs Myrta Kent left this morning to Cleveland for installing officer training with the Ohio Women's Relief Corps and will conduct schools of instruction in Bellefontaine Delaware and Mansfield returning Saturday. Mrs and Mrs WA Searles and family were Sunday dinner guests of their parents Mr and Mrs E Bates Jackson Terrace. Kenneth White and family head to St Petersburg Florida for the winter. Everett Bliss and Mrs Joseph Walker hosted visitors from Avon. Homer McCardy Joseph McCardy and Mason Sadie of Detroit visited the Madocks and Robert Maddock and son Donald of Cleveland spent weekend with CG W Madock. Edwina Glosser with H D McGill of Lorain drove to New Philadelphia yesterday.
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John Alley
Sandusky
Fred
Burgess
East Bridge Street
Myrta
Kent
Department of Ohio
Women’s Relief Corps
Cleveland
Bellefontaine
Delaware
Manshed
WA. Searles
E. 4. Bates
Jackson Terrace
Kenneth White
St Petersburg
Florida
Everett Bliss
East Broad Eet
Joseph Walker
Williams Street
W_ EL Walker
Avon
Homer meCardy
Joseph (Ife Cardy
Mason Sadie
Detroit
Robert Maddock
Donald
CG. W
High Street
Edwina Glosser
H. D. McGill
Lorain
New Philadelphia
Few hours change status of football teams
New York dispatch notes a quick shift in fortunes after Michigan routed Navy on October 21. Ahead of a November 14 Annapolis clash the Navy is not expected to pose as strong a challenge, with Michigan’s victory dampening Navy’s early season hopes.
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New York
Ann Arbor
Navy
Michigan
Pahity
Annapolis
Bisons
Wolverines
Admir
Memorial services for Libbey heirs and death notices
John Washington aged 40 died Monday morning at 238 Middle Avenue. Funeral services at Second Methodist Church Wednesday at two. Burial in Ridgelawn Cemetery. Edward Drummond Libbey, glass manufacturer and art collector, remembered at Libbey High School memorial in Toledo. Libel suit by Edw ing Von Quiram against LTP Publishing Co. dismissed at plaintiff costs.
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John Washington
Middle Avenue
Second Methodist Church
Ridgelawn
G.w. Smith
Ligbey
Toledo
Edward Drummond Libbey
Libbey High School
Charles S. Meeks
Toledo Public Schools
Eedwig von Quiram
Lo- Tain
Lawsuit seeks judgment over contract for Lorain house
Antone Stempowski of Lorain sues Alex Dorst for 1154.54 alleged owed on a building contract. The contract was allegedly taken away from the plaintiff before completion. The suit seeks judgment for the claimed sum. Violas Sands of Lorain seeks divorce from Harry C. Sands alleging gross neglect and extreme cruelty. She accuses him of being faultful, using abusive language, and left her a month ago. She asks for divorce, alimony, and child custody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antone Stempowski
Lorain
Alex Dorst
Violas Sands
Harry C.sands
Piles remedy advertised with dramatic claims
An old advertisement touts a cure for bleeding piles promising near immediate relief and a money back guarantee. It lists several druggists including Bower’s arcomb’s Crandall’s Mutt Co and Milligs’ Drug Stores as sellers.
Olive Tablets touted as safe laxative relief
An advertisement touts Olive Tablets as a safe laxative alternative to calomel cures for constipation and liver issues. It claims Dr Edwards invented the formula after treating patients, promises no griping, and urges readers to try the product for relief from dark breath, dull mood, and sluggish digestion.
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Mewards
Or al
Edwards
Dr Edwards
Oltra
Qulex
Olive Tabiecs
Ise
Soc
Office Task Aptitude Note
A terse inquiry asks about capability for shorthand bookkeeping typing and performing key office tasks within the broader work scheme. It emphasizes readiness to handle essential administrative duties efficiently.
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Pere
Lackland
C. Rosello
Achat Memoers
Tere Pal
Teggy
Legislative
Chritha Cristoff
Aed
Haute
Capapas
William ¥ y_ Chatfield, Jr
Geo. H. Deazell
Cincinnati
LC. Leonard
Supreme Court of the United States
Charleston
W. Va
Gays Maeod
Raiguang UC
Treapererge
Frysey
Ela A
Naval Court of Inquiry
Shenandoah
Maj
Henry Leonard
Marine Corps
Canton
Ilus City
L. T
Post
Post of
Ornilie
Laime
America
Boming
Department of Commerce
Hill's
Hill
Wheele
Emory R. Buckner
Way B. Wheeler
Wheeler
Buckner
Rhinelander
White Plains
N_ Y
Veer
Thomas E. Green
State of Commission
Beirut
Prusesha
Mer
Yevoun
Sengaleca
Ammerst
Nour Dressing Table
Neumonia
Vicks AP Orub
Dr. Edwards
The
Elyria Business College
France
Europe
Ak, Johnston Gift Shop
226
Second Street
Aigo
Court Street
Leader Shoe
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